Transporting Goods Safely: Safely drive company vehicles to transport goods from distribution centers or warehouses to designated delivery locations.
Loading and Unloading: Load and unload items from the vehicle using appropriate equipment or by hand, ensuring that products are securely strapped or packed to prevent damage during transit.
Route Planning and Navigation: Plan delivery routes efficiently to ensure timely deliveries and optimize fuel consumption. Utilize GPS devices or navigation apps to navigate through traffic and unfamiliar routes.
Vehicle Maintenance: Perform routine maintenance checks on company vehicles, such as checking fluid levels, tire pressure, and brakes, to ensure they are in good working condition. Report any mechanical issues or malfunctions to the appropriate personnel.
Customer Service: Provide excellent customer service by delivering goods promptly and courteously. Collect payments, obtain signatures for goods delivered, and address any customer inquiries or concerns professionally.
Your day starts at 8:00 AM at the warehouse, where you clock in and proceed to the loading bay to organize the day's deliveries.
Throughout the day, you ensure that each package is delivered safely and on time to its destination. By 5:00 PM, you return to the distribution center, unload any remaining items, and complete your paperwork before clocking out.
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Professional Driver's License: A valid driver's license appropriate for the type of vehicle you'll be driving is usually a basic requirement.
Driving Experience: Employers often look for candidates with a clean driving record and a certain amount of driving experience, typically at least one to two years of relevant experience.
Familiarity with Local Area: Knowledge of the local area and its roadways can be beneficial for efficient route planning and navigation.
Experience with Delivery Procedures: Experience in a delivery-related role, such as a courier or delivery driver, can be advantageous. Familiarity with loading and unloading procedures, as well as handling various types of goods, is often preferred.
Customer Service Skills: Experience in customer service or a role requiring regular interaction with customers can be valuable, as delivery drivers often have direct contact with clients.
Ability to Handle Logistics: Experience in logistics or supply chain management may be preferred, especially for positions that involve coordinating deliveries and managing schedules.
Physical Stamina: Some delivery driver positions may require lifting and carrying heavy packages, so physical fitness and stamina are often necessary.
1. Barangay Clearance
2. Police Clearance
Calamba, Laguna
Full-Time
To be Discussed
1
Driver
Excellmark Printing & Ent. Corp
SSS
PHILHEALTH
PAG-IBIG
06/20/2024